Kelloggs the plastic bags inside could be made from 100% biodegradable material
to use green waste/kitchen waste instead of throwing it in the bin.
But can also be used with other products, Pampers, Milette diapers etc.
Kelloggs the plastic bags inside could be made from 100% biodegradable material
to use green waste/kitchen waste instead of throwing it in the bin.
But can also be used with other products, Pampers, Milette diapers etc.
Guest
Hello Migiking-1
A very important suggestion!
We are constantly working on optimizing our packaging and making it more environmentally friendly. We are gradually introducing the following changes, among others: Eliminating double packaging, using more recycled material for PET and cardboard packaging, reducing the amount of material thanks to thinner sleeves, using paper and cardboard packaging from sustainable forestry (FSC), more environmentally friendly materials and optimized closures.
You can find more information here: http://www.migros.ch/de/ueber-die-migros/nachhaltigkeit/oekologie/abfall-und-recycling/verpackung.html
Best regards,
Sabine from the Migipedia team
Hello Migiking-1,
I also think that more emphasis could be placed on 100% degradable materials... At Sonnentor, for example, the spices are packaged in a "plastic" made entirely from corn starch... unbelievable, because if you touched it, you would never guess... It would be very nice if wholesalers in particular would make use of such innovative possibilities....
Guest
Hello Migiking-1
A very important suggestion!
We are constantly working on optimizing our packaging and making it more environmentally friendly. We are gradually introducing the following changes, among others: Eliminating double packaging, using more recycled material for PET and cardboard packaging, reducing the amount of material thanks to thinner sleeves, using paper and cardboard packaging from sustainable forestry (FSC), more environmentally friendly materials and optimized closures.
You can find more information here: http://www.migros.ch/de/ueber-die-migros/nachhaltigkeit/oekologie/abfall-und-recycling/verpackung.html
Best regards,
Sabine from the Migipedia team
Hello Migiking-1,
I also think that more emphasis could be placed on 100% degradable materials... At Sonnentor, for example, the spices are packaged in a "plastic" made entirely from corn starch... unbelievable, because if you touched it, you would never guess... It would be very nice if wholesalers in particular would make use of such innovative possibilities....
